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iOS 17+ · Score Keeper & Game Timer

Keep score. Keep playing.

A score keeper and game timer for card games, board games and game nights, so you play instead of doing sums.

iPhone and iPad · English and Tiếng Việt · No ads

Game Scoresheet on iPhone: a leader card shows Casey ahead by 2, above the standings for four players, team totals for Red and Blue, and a progress chart.

Features

Score a round in seconds

Tap the winners, type what each loser owes, and see every player’s result before you save. Winners split the pot and losers are recorded as negative — or scores are kept exactly as typed. You choose the rules per game. Undo the last round, or edit any round later.

Time it

Any game can be a time game: races, puzzles, speed rounds, who lasts longest. Start the built-in stopwatch once and tap each player as they finish, or time players one at a time. Shortest or longest time wins, ranked by total or best time. A did-not-finish never helps.

Made for game night

End a game after a set number of rounds, or when someone reaches a score. Then celebrate the winner and share a result card image. A marker shows who deals or goes first, and moves one seat each round. Save your house rules as presets.

Run a tournament

Knockout brackets and round robins, for players or teams, with byes for the top seeds. Enter a winner and an optional score — or play the match as a full scoresheet game and let the winner flow into the bracket. Share the bracket as an image.

Know who’s winning

A live leaderboard with ranks and win counts, team totals, a progress chart, and the classic scoresheet grid.

Built for the table

Players can join mid-game, or leave without losing their history. Drag to set the seating order, and give each player a colour. The round you are entering is saved as you type, and every finished game is kept in History. On iPad: split view with a sidebar.

Private and offline. No account, no ads, no tracking. Your scores never leave the device. Works with Dynamic Type, VoiceOver and Dark Mode. Read the privacy policy.

Gallery

Game Scoresheet on iPhone: a leader card shows Casey ahead by 2, above the standings for four players, team totals for Red and Blue, and a progress chart.
Know who’s winning
Entering a round on iPhone: Blake is marked as the winner with plus 13, and what Alex, Casey and Drew owe is typed beside each name.
Score a round in seconds
A tournament called Friday Night Cup on iPhone, 5 of 7 matches played, showing its quarter-final and semi-final bracket and the quarter-final results.
Run a tournament
The Game Over screen on iPhone: Blake wins the game after 9 rounds, with the final standings and buttons for New Game and Keep Playing.
Celebrate the winner
The round stopwatch on iPhone running with a Pause button; Blake is marked best, Alex has finished, and Casey and Drew each have a Finish button.
Time it with a stopwatch
A time game on iPhone: Blake leads on total time, with the standings in total time and a chart of times per round.
Fastest or longest wins
The progress chart on iPhone, one line per player across every round, above the list of rounds.
Watch the game unfold
The scoresheet grid on iPhone: one column per player, one row per round, with the totals at the top.
The classic scoresheet
The History screen on iPhone, listing finished games with their dates, players, rounds and winners.
Every game is kept

iPad

Game Scoresheet on iPad: the leader, standings and team totals beside a progress chart and the list of rounds.
Know who’s winning
Entering a round on iPad, in a sheet over the scoresheet, with the winner marked and each loser's amount typed in.
Score a round in seconds
A tournament bracket on iPad, showing the quarter-finals, semi-finals and final with the match results beside it.
Run a tournament
The Game Over screen on iPad: Blake wins the game, with the final standings and team totals.
Celebrate the winner
The round stopwatch on iPad in a sheet over the scoresheet, with a Finish button for each player still running.
Time it with a stopwatch
A time game on iPad: standings in total time beside a chart of times per round.
Fastest or longest wins
The scoresheet grid on iPad beside the standings, one column per player and one row per round.
The classic scoresheet
The iPad sidebar with the current game, tournaments and History, beside the scoresheet.
Every game is kept

What it does NOT do

Please read this before you download:

  • No sync between devices. Your games stay on the device they were played on. They are included in the normal iPhone and iPad backup.
  • No online multiplayer, and no shared scoreboard.
  • No double-elimination brackets — not yet.
  • Scores saved in the old version 1.2 are not carried over. Version 3.0 is a complete rewrite.